Well its over half way through january so best try and do some blogging! Didn’t do much writing on blog last year as busy with lots of nice things, though it was an up and down time. I worked on some new books for various people and lots of talks too. A walk I did for… Read more »
Posts By: Ann Beedham
Magical connections
It is great hearing from people about the Randini book I did and even more exciting when it is a magician that buys one, and likes it. That makes me proud for Randolph and I am sure he would be delighted to know he is talked about in the USA. Joe Fox, a magician over in… Read more »
Flying by, by George!
April already. St George’s day too. Can’t believe we are that far into the year so soon. Been busy with book covers and now starting again with this year’s talks. Did a new one about the Peak and literary links for the Multi Story Library Festival yesterday. Also researching a few more. Exciting to sell a few… Read more »
Hello 2014
Well another year is here. Good workwise so far. Got plenty of talks booked to keep me busy and some new book design projects in the pipeline. E mail is amazing.. I spent the day doing one job a mile from home and another one in Cleveland Ohio…and all from the same room. Bless those… Read more »
December already
Well have not done too many posts have I? intended to do more….but it has been an interesting few months. After the magic talk in Buxton did more talks on Randolph and some on my other books. It is always good to do talks and meet people as something new often turns up or you… Read more »
A magical time in Buxton
It was great to be asked to speak at the conference of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, British Ring. in Buxton on Sept 7. I talked about Randini. The afternoon, part of a week long conference, was entitled The History of Mystery, and hosted by esteemed magician and history of magic expert Eddie Dawes, whom… Read more »
Rosie days and Randolph’s relatives
Back from the Cotswolds after a literary tour around some lovely places- my favourite was Broughton Castle- home to William Fiennes who wrote the book The Music Room- a sensitive story of an unusual childhood in such a fantastic place to call home. It was good to return to Slad too- and see the valley… Read more »
Sun and poetry
At last we have summer and that lovely smell of heat and greenery. I have been reading books for a literary tour and it was a prefect time to engulf myself in the works of Edward Thomas and Laurie Lee, with their wonderful descriptions of countryside and nature. In Puruit of Spring by Edward Thomas… Read more »
Wadsley and Punch and Judy
Interesting walk around Wadsley and the common researching for next book this week. Ghost stories abound around there. Was easy to imagine it was haunted in parts, it was so still. Saw a few nuthatches. Fabulous views. So many lovely places I must explore more. I tend to go to the Peak when there are so many… Read more »
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